Converses

A term used by people who don't realise that the word 'Converse', when referring to the brand of sneakers, cannot be made plural. For example, one would say "I have lots of pairs of Converse sneakers" rather than "I have lots of pairs of Converses".

Don't use the word "converses", please.

by MissJosephine April 29, 2006

Converses

Also known by their old name, Chuck Taylors, or Chucks. Scene kids are apparnalty too dumb to know this name. They were really cool shoes in the 50's to early 90s. Then Scene Kids found them. They're still cool, since the scene kids only wear the gay colored ones.

Scene Kids ruin all good fashions, like Converses, for instance.

by CthulhusMittens February 10, 2006

converses

1.the coolest shoes ever!!
2.come in many different colors
3.worn by mostly "emos/punks/goths"
4.also called chucks

My converses come in a varity of color.

by ohmygodshutyourbutt July 24, 2008

Converses

The UGLIEST most ANNOYING shoes on the planet, that all the emo scene kids wear daily.

Little Brett wore his converses to go with his emo styled glasses and poorly dyed hair on the first day of school.

by More Awesome Than Thou November 13, 2005

Converses

Shoes that make people taller

Nice converses tall person

by Ticklepickle445 October 11, 2021

Me In White tee, Women Skinny Jeans, And Converses Humping Teddy Dog That Is Rapist Is The Lady Liberty Statue

Me In White tee, Women Skinny Jeans, And Converses Humping Teddy Dog That Is Rapist Is The Lady Liberty Statue

Me In White tee, Women Skinny Jeans, And Converses Humping Teddy Dog That Is Rapist Is The Lady Liberty Statue

by TheSpartanicaOfAnyHellstromu3e March 23, 2025

conversation piece

any type of decoration or accessory that sparks interest or curiousity among first-time onlookers.

Often they will ask questions regarding its origin, how you acquired it...etc. , thus leading to a conversation.

"I don't know how you got that Model T Ford in your living room, but I gotta say it does make an intersting conversation piece!"

by polo September 6, 2004